Emergence of the Laws of Nature in the Developing Entangled Universe
University of California - San Diego, Bio Circuits Institute, La Jolla, CA
Citation: Evgeny A. Novikov. “Emergence of the Laws of Nature in the Developing Entangled Universe", American Research Journal of Physics, 4(1): 1-9.
Abstract
Abstract: Evolution of our universe with continuous production of matter by the vacuum, is described.
The analysis is based on the quantum modification of the general relativity (Moger), supported by the
cosmic data without fitting. Various types of matter are selected by the vacuum in accordance with
stability of the developing universe. All laws of nature seem to be emergent and approximate, including
the conservation of energy. The (3+1)-dimensional space-time and gravity were selected first. After that
came quantum condensate of entangled gravitons (dark matter). Photons and other ordinary matter were
selected much later during formation of galaxies, when the background condensate becomes
gravitationally unstable. The effect of radiation on the global dynamics is described in terms of
conservation of the enthalpy density. Mass of neutrino, as the first massive fermionic particle created
from the background condensate, is estimated, in accord with experimental bound. The electric dipole
moment of neutrino is also estimated. The oscillations of neutrinos are explained in terms of interaction
with background condensate. The phenomena of quantum entanglement of ordinary matter are,
apparently, inherited from the background condensate. The phenomena of subjective experiences are
also explained in terms of interaction of the action potentials of neurons with the background dipolar
condensate, which opens a new window into the dark sector of matter. The Moger theory goes beyond
the Standard Model and the Quantum Field Theory and can be combined with their achievements.
